Yip Man, aka Al Nero, has posted a video for Skinny White Ghost.
The track is cut from his debut album, 'Braw Power', which is due to arrive on November 11 through Armellodie Records. Discussing the song and its visual, Nero said:
"I lived in Foshan, China for a few years and that’s where I wrote most of the album, 'Braw Power'. It was an amazing place and culture to experience so vividly. As a peely-wally lanky Scotsman there, the Cantonese slang for foreigner, ‘gwai lo’, was often bandied around by the locals wherever I ventured. It roughly translates to ‘white ghost’. After I had written the song, that particular little colloquialism seemed a good fit for the title. The video itself is made up from various snippets of footage, a montage if you like, of the time I spent out there, shot by myself and some friends."
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